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Buckeyes recruit, develop, produce, repeat
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The roster appeared gutted, but proof of the first reload under fifth-year coach Urban Meyer and his staff was on display during Saturday night's 45-24 thumping of Oklahoma in Norman. The Buckeyes improved to 3-0 and are up to No. 2 in the latest AP ...


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Ohio State engineers explain why hoverboards catch fire, offer a possible fix: BTN LiveBIG
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They make also electric cars travel farther.

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Big Ten Bowl Projections: Ohio State in playoff of Jerry Palm’s latest list
Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer via Big Ten Network

Jerry Palm finally has a Big Ten team in the playoff of his latest bowl projections, slotting Ohio State No. 3 vs. No. 2 Clemson in the Fiesta Bowl.

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Lindy's predicts some NCAA Tournament success for Buckeyes - Columbus Dispatch (blog)
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Lindy's predicts some NCAA Tournament success for Buckeyes
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Two Buckeyes rate nationally among the top players at their respective positions. Keita Bates-Diop is ranked as the No. 16 power forward in the nation (“His rebounding output tripled as a sophomore, but his shooting number slumped) and Jae'Sean Tate is ...
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Ohio State turns Oklahoma showdown into showcase for its emerging stars - USA TODAY
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Ohio State turns Oklahoma showdown into showcase for its emerging stars
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OSU Women’s Volleyball Takes 3 in Muncie, In
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The Ohio State University women’s volleyball team (10-2), 19th in the nation polished off a trifecta in Muncie by taking the Ball State Active Ankle Challenge over the weekend with a powerful performance which wrapped up the 2016 non-conference schedule by downing the host BSU Cardinals in straight sets (25-20, 25-12, 25-14).

Valeria León dug 3.78 balls per set in three OSU sweeps to claim Tournament MVP honors. Teammates Audra Appold and Taylor Sandbothe joined her on the all-tournament team. Seniors León and Sandbothe have earned all-tourney honors in three of four weekends this season, each named MVP once.

The Buckeyes ended this current road trip with an attacking .452 ratio against Ball State. This was set into motion with Appold’s .500 hitting percentage on a dozen kills. Taylor Hughes averaged 12 assists per set, connecting with Sandbothe for a match-high 15 kills. Ohio State’s defensive front put forth eight blocks, including five stuffs from Madison Smeathers.

Four Buckeye blocks came in the second stanza. Smeathers participated in each of them. The blocking clinic was displayed by 15 kills, 14 digs and two service aces – formulating a 25-17 OSU winner. The first 20 points were equal before the Buckeyes rode into complete dominance and took 15 of the next 22 rallies for the triumph.

The Big Ten season begins Sept. 23-24 when the Buckeyes travel to Wisconsin and Minnesota. Let’s prepare for another fun and successful season. Go Buckeyes.

See you there.

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Three Buckeyes Win Awards
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The awards are starting to trickle in for the dominant all-around performance on Saturday Night in Norman. On Monday morning, three outstanding Buckeye players were given prestigious awards.

Baker Earns Top Defensive Honors in B1G

For a guy who was supposed to be a back-up, Jerome Baker really made his presence known on Saturday night as he recorded seven tackles, 1.5 sacks, and had an interception which he promptly returned for a touchdown. Just watch the video below and pay close attention to his acceleration after he catches the ball. For his effort, Baker earned B1G Co-Defensive Player of the Week honors with Jabrill Peppers.


Brown Earns Top Offensive Honors in B1G

Through two games, we have all been waiting for that Noah Brown break-out game. For the better part of one and a half years, every coach and player has been talking about how good Noah Brown was but it had yet to really translate into actual production at Ohio State until Saturday night…then the break-out game occurred. Even though the passing game was moved to the back burner with the running game’s success, Brown was very productive catching five balls for 72 yards and four touchdowns.


Johnston Earns National Award

The Australian super hero Cameron Johnston had an amazing game on Saturday and was rewarded with the Ray Guy National Punter of the Week Award. Johnston had five punts and averaged 50.6 on those kicks. Even more amazingly, all five of his punts were downed or fair caught inside the OU 15 yard line. The biggest punt came on his first punt. Oklahoma had just driven all the way downfield and missed a field goal. OSU went three-and-out and was punting from deep in OU territory…the crowd was going wild and things could have gotten out of hand with a bad punt or big kick return. Johnston responded with a 68 yarder which gave OU the ball at the 11 and completely flipped the field.

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This Ohio State defense might be scary good
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The Buckeyes’ defense basic-ally destroyed Oklahoma.

Wow. Just wow:

• Ohio State finally allowed an offensive touchdown. BUT, thanks to a Jerome Baker pick-six, the Silver Bullets are still up 24 to 23 against the offenses from Bowling Green, Tulsa and Oklahoma. This is impressive.
• Oklahoma running back Samaje Perine (the all-time single game rushing leader) has averaged 112 yards on 18 carries with 1.4 touchdowns per game in his career. Saturday he had 60 yards on 17 carries and zero touchdowns, an average of just 3.5 yards per carry. This is bad.
• Baker Mayfield had a historic performance on Saturday. He set several single-game career lows including: third-lowest completion percentage, most interceptions, second-lowest quarterback rating and the second-lowest yards per attempt average. As Mayfield said himself, “We got our asses kicked.” #Basic.

It turns out inexperience doesn’t matter a whole lot when it comes with overwhelming speed and talent. Ohio State beat up Oklahoma for 60 minutes this past Saturday and the 45 to 24 final actually seems a bit misleading. Let’s take a look at three of the more impressive plays from the blood bath in Norman.

Maybe Jerome Baker should be starting?


Nothing against Dante Booker, who has missed the past two games with an MCL sprain, but Baker has absolutely balled out the past two weeks. Against Oklahoma he had seven tackles, 1.5 sacks and another one-handed interception which turns into a 68-yard return for a touchdown:


Oklahoma had five offensive linemen to block just three Buckeyes, but defensive end Jalyn Holmes was curiously forgotten and managed to tip Mayfield’s quick pass. Baker was spying Mayfield to prevent a scramble, but instead wound up with the ball and a wide open path to the end zone. He nearly scored against Tulsa on a fumble recovery and demonstrates just how deep Ohio State is at linebacker. For his efforts Baker was named co-Defensive Player of the Week with Michigan’s Jabrill Peppers*. Even if Booker reclaims his starting spot, Baker has a bright future ahead and is just a sophomore.

*Friendly reminder: Peppers is extremely far from a bad player, but he does have as many collegiate interceptions to this point as LGHL’s fearless leaders, Luke Zimmermann and Matt Brown.

Marshon Lattimore is now tied for the Big Ten lead in interceptions...with teammate Malik Hooker


Both Lattimore and Hooker have more interceptions than half the Big Ten. Seriously. Maryland, Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan, Michigan State and Illinois have two interceptions each this year. Lattimore could’ve had another one on Saturday, but either the ball hit the ground of the refs just couldn’t fathom how a cornerback is capable of making such an unreal diving catch. Either way, the interception he did have was a thing of beauty:


Nick Bosa allowed Mayfield to break contain, but still made him uncomfortable enough to cause a deep throw across his field. Lattimore was in such good position it seemed as if the pass was intended for him and he once again showed some nice open field moves on his way to a 21 yard return. He’s now intercepted 30 percent of ball thrown his way in 2016 and may be counted on as the Buckeyes’ No. 1 corner if Gareon Conley misses any time with his apparent shoulder injury.

HOLY DENZEL WARD


After Conley went down, it was Ohio State’s fastest player Ward who stepped up. Norman is a long way from The Shoe, but I’m fairly certain this hit was heard all over Columbus:


Mayfield’s pass was on target to his tight end, but it didn’t matter because Ward can apparently run like a receiver but hit like a linebacker. The play was made even better thanks to Ward standing and flexing over the fallen Sooner. Ohio State puts a lot of pressure on quarterbacks thanks to their tight coverage, but the secondary is also more than capable of laying down the boom when necessary. Ward won’t play too much on defense unless Conley misses some time, but you can always see him on making plays on kickoffs. He’s usually the first guy down the field.

The final: 45-24, Ohio State

Defensive player of the game: Jerome Baker

Defensive play of the game: Jerome Baker pick-six

Next victim: Rutgers. Enjoy the bye week, see you all on the other side.

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Buckeyes Honored Following Saturday's Win - 10TV
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Buckeyes Honored Following Saturday's Win
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Buckeyes wide receiver Noah Brown was named the Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week. Brown had five receptions for 72 yards, including four touchdowns. His touchdown receptions tied an Ohio State record for most TD catches in a game with four. This is ...
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Their Oline is bad. Everything else is pretty well off. It goes to show if you don't have strength in the trenches, your entire team will suffer for it.

Ohio State-Rutgers set for 12 p.m. kickoff
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The Buckeyes’ homecoming game will air on BTN.

A lot of Ohio State’s 2016 schedule’s kick times are already out in the ether. Especially compared to most of the rest of the country, it’s far more trivial to plan out your football Saturdays as a Buckeye fan, than say, one of the Texas Longhorns, who have no set game times after the month of September.

OSU continued to add to their transparency Monday, announcing that Oct. 1’s homecoming game against former Ohio State defensive coordinator Chris Ash and Rutgers will be set for a noon kickoff. The game will air on the Big Ten Network.

Rutgers has certainly seen their fair share of early season struggles after getting blown out by Washington. The Scarlet Knights needed a halftime come from behind victory against a bad FCS team in Howard and then had to come back from a sizable deficit again vs New Mexico, a team that had lost to New Mexico State a week prior.

While the Buckeyes should cruise -- expect them to be as much as three score betting favorites — perhaps no one knows OSU’s tendencies better than one of their former coordinators. Be sure to check out the university’s official homecoming hub for all the details on everything else going on that week.

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Ohio State linebacker Jerome Baker selected as co-Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week
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Jerome Baker’s big game against OU leads to a B1G honor.

Ohio State’s defensive staff prides itself on rotating in a number of talented athletes, but an injury to junior linebacker Dante Booker gave sophomore Jerome Baker an opportunity to start on Saturday against the Oklahoma Sooners, and he took full advantage. His standout defensive performance helped propel the Buckeyes to a 45-24 victory in Norman.

On the strength of seven total tackles, including one and a half sacks, and an interception return for a touchdown, Baker was named the co-Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week, the first such honor of his career.

His pick-six was one of two interceptions for the team on the game, upping the Buckeyes’ season total to nine, which is tied with Cincinnati and SMU for the most in the FBS. His 68-yard interception return is the fourth pick-six of the year for the Buckeye defense, which already matches the single-season school record for interception returns for a touchdown (1987 and 1996).

The last Ohio State Defensive Player of the Week came on November 9th of last year when safety Vonn Bell took home the honor. Baker shares this week’s accolade with Michigan’s Jabrill Peppers.

Congrats to Jerome on an honor well-deserved.

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Jabrill Peppers highlights Week 3 Big Ten award winners
Brent Yarina, BTN.com Senior Editor via Big Ten Network

The Big Ten office released its Week 3 award winners on Monday morning, and Michigan's Jabrill Peppers made history. The Michigan star became the first player to claim defensive and special teams honors in the same week.

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BTN announces 2016-17 men’s Big Ten Conference basketball television schedule
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Coming off a season in which seven Big Ten teams were selected to participate in the NCAA Tournament with three reaching the Elite Eight, BTN’s 2016-17 men’s basketball schedule will feature more than 75 conference matchups. The slate includes five Big Ten Tournament games and 10 consecutive weeks of “Super Wednesday” doubleheaders, presented by Buffalo Wild Wings. All games can be streamed via the web, smartphones, tablets and connected devices on BTN2Go, BTN’s digital extension. Throughout conference play, BTN will be home to 35 games involving Big Ten teams that finished in the top 25 of the USA Today sports

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Heard Around the ‘Shoe – 9/19/2016
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Welcome to your tri-weekly look at all things Ohio State recruiting. Let’s get started!

Basic Defense Impresses 5-star DT:


Though the Buckeyes were on the road for the first time this season at Oklahoma, many recruits were on hand visiting the Sooners over the weekend, and they took notice of the Buckeyes. One of them, 5-star DT Marvin Wilson out Bellaire, TX spoke to ESPN after the game and was very impressed with Ohio State.



Although the likelihood of Wilson ending up in Scarlet and Grey are slim, what Ohio State is putting out on the field is garnering attention from recruits all across the nation. The Buckeyes would surely find a way to fit Wilson into this class if he absolutely wanted to get in, but it is hard to see him leaving the South as currently Texas and LSU seem like the likeliest destinations.


Another 5-Star Visits Oklahoma, Crystal Balled to OSU?


A long time Buckeye lean, Jeffrey Okudah made his way to Norman to visit Oklahoma last weekend as well. Bill Kurlic from Bucknuts ($) caught up with some sources inside the recruitment and had this to say:

“I am told from the Sooners side of things as one might expect, one of the pitches is early playing time based on need in the Oklahoma secondary – that Okudah could see that for himself on Saturday night. And contrast that with a young Ohio State secondary that looked strong with Okudah witnessing that in-person as well. But what the Ohio State coaches can pitch in response is that while the Ohio State secondary is young, the NFL is going to come calling and there will be spots open – soon. Gareon Conley is expected to head to The League. Malik Hooker is eligible to go as well and the way he is playing – well it is obvious. And even Marshon Lattimore will be NFL draft eligible.”

After the visit one Oklahoma Insider changed his crystal ball from Oklahoma to foggy, which means he is uncertain of how he feels after the visit, and a Texas recruiting analyst put in his crystal ball to Ohio State after the visit. Okudah has a few friends that are committed to the Sooners, so it’s too soon to rule them out completely, but the Buckeyes have been in front for a while now, and I see this one ending up positive for the Scarlet and Grey.


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A lot of people started to freak out when Ohio State offered a couple of other safety prospects in the class of 2017, thinking that they had lost Okudah. That doesn’t appear to be the case, they might just not have wanted to have all of their eggs in one basket in case something did happen. Xavier McKinney was one of those prospects offered, and he recently put out his official visit list which included the Buckeyes.

McKinney has 14 offers to date, and it seems that Clemson is the team to beat here as they hold 75% of the crystal ball projections currently. If the Buckeyes had a full slate of scholarships to work with this season, they might be able to fit guys like McKinney into the class, and they still might.



What To Do on a Bye Week?



If you are the Buckeye coaching staff, you never have down time during the season. If you aren’t preparing for a game, then you are recruiting. As you can see coach Kerry Coombs is out and about already this week after just getting back from Norman and the Buckeyes 45-24 win over the Sooners.

Expect to see most of the Buckeye assistants on the road this week visiting the top uncommitted and committed prospects that the Buckeyes are still chasing.



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Ohio State’s Noah Brown named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week
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Catching four touchdowns will do that!

Noah Brown wasn’t a major factor in Ohio State’s offense over the first two games of the season, or at least, he wasn’t on the box score. Given the high praise that was lavished upon him, along with some significant expectations, some wondered when he would start to have a bigger impact on the field.

Well, wonder no more.

Noah Brown caught four touchdown passes against Oklahoma, including one absolutely ridiculous one where he pinned the dang ball right against an Oklahoma defender’s back, to help pace the Buckeyes in a massive 45-24 win in Norman. When the dust settled, his final line went for five catches, 72 yards, four touchdowns, and at least one unforgettable highlight.

There were a lot of great performers for Ohio State’s offense, but perhaps nobody stole the show quite like Noah Brown, who has now unquestionably demonstrated he’s a force in the red zone to be reckoned with.

Congrats to Noah on his well deserved award.

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Ohio State football | Buckeyes grew up in a hurry against Sooners
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Buy or sell: Is Jabrill Peppers the best player in the Big Ten?
Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer via Big Ten Network

The Big Ten is riding a wave entering the fourth week of the season, as Ohio State, Michigan State and Nebraska all won huge games on Saturday. Here is what Tom Dienhart is buying and selling in the Big Ten.

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BM5: Still glowing from 45-24; What is the Buckeyes' weakness? - 247Sports
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BM5: Still glowing from 45-24; What is the Buckeyes' weakness?
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Yes, we are still glowing from Ohio State's 45-24 win at Oklahoma on Saturday in one of the most impressive performances in recent memory by a Buckeye team. Much like 2015, this year now feels like a "national championship or bust" season. Urban Meyer ...

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Future Buckeyes in action: Multiple future Buckeyes come up big - 247Sports
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Future Buckeyes in action: Multiple future Buckeyes come up big
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Every Sunday during football season I wrap up the weekend that was in high school football in Ohio and elsewhere, focusing on those who will continue their careers playing for the Buckeyes. Over the weekend a number of future played in big games.
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Are You Not Entertained? Oklahoma
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That was fun, no?

The Buckeyes are heading into their idle week on a high, after going into Norman, Okla., and punching the Sooners in the mouth over in over again.

All night.

Every Buckeye fan wanted a win. Some of us wanted more. Are we happy today?

Read on and find out, starting with your’s truly.

I was not going to be greedy.

A win: Hell yeah?

Health: Gareon Conley will be fine, according to social media reports quoting Coach Urban Meyer. The upper body injury is not believed to be serious. The rest? Just bumps and bruises otherwise.

Chip

Good start: Other than the first three-and-out, OSU fans could not have asked for a better beginning.

Stop the run: The interior run defense was stout all night. Need to tighten up the corners but otherwise, Oklahoma’s run game looked basic.

Let J.T. Rest: Sorry. They called his number and needed to. This to me, is an integral part of the OSU spread.

Use Curtis right: Actually, they used him left and it turned into a nice long touchdown run.

WVa

Defense, defense, defense: Let the Eagles tell you how often the Buckeyes defense slugged Oklahoma. The Sooners put up some yardage, but the Silver Bullets had their ears pinned back all night.

Mix it up: Plenty of options were used on offense. But Barrett to Noah Brown was the main ingredient in the Buckeye Buffet.

Don’t get cocky: Not this group. They showed some emotion and were confident, but you didn’t see any Buckeyes dropping the ball before the goal line. Ahem.

Mike Meals

Pressure Baker Mayfield: He got hit. A lot. And sacked too. And he was forced into some dumb decisions.

Stop the OU rushing attack: This has been covered already. But I’ll say it again: Meh. Let someone else say it.

Have fun: No doubt they enjoyed. Especially Barrett and Brown.

JC

Good job Mr. Meals: He called it. They rattled Mayfield a lot.

Shine on J.T.: The entire offense followed his lead. He took a big step forward Saturday.

A win: Yup.

Ben

Shut down D: Only allowed 17 points on defense. Not too shabby.

Better start: Yup, covered that as well. A 14-0 lead definitely falls under that category.

Brandon

WR who?: You wanted a WR to step up? May I introduce you to Mr. Brown?

Go deep J.T.: Didn’t really need to and only tried it a couple times. You also wanted 400 passing yards. Didn’t need to do that either. In fact, I would have said if he threw for that many that OSU was playing catch-up.

Dominant D: Copy cat. LOL.

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Recruiting targets talk Ohio State vs Oklahoma
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See what some potential Buckeyes had to say about the big win over the Sooners.

Thousands of college football fans and top high school prospects had their full attention on the Buckeyes match-up with the Sooners of Oklahoma on Saturday night.

Rolling to a demanding 21 point victory on the road, Urban Meyer’s crew definitely had fans and recruits on the edge of the seats.

Want to know what some of the potential future Buckeyes had to say about the Buckeyes 45-24 win? Land-Grant Holy Land has your back. We caught up with the following recruits and grabbed their opinion on the big game:

2018 LB Christopher Oats

2018 DT Aeneas Hawkins

2018 WR Joshua Moore

2018 ATH Jordan Moore

Quick Hits

• Tate Martell, Brian Snead, and a number of future Buckeyes shined under the lights this weekend. Which Ohio State pledge did enough to walk away with the Week 4 MVP award? The poll is open. Let your voice be heard.
• Per Adam Zagoria, class of 2018 four-star point guard Jahvon Quinerly will visit Ohio State on Oct. 1 for the Buckeyes football game against Rutgers. The 6-foot, 170-pound Quinerly reportedly holds offers from not just Ohio State, but also programs such as Connecticut, Villanova, Virginia, Kansas, and Maryland to name a few.

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Brown's circus catch epitomized Buckeyes' strong play
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Barrett passed for 152 yards and four touchdowns and ran for 74 yards for the Buckeyes (3-0), a team that lost 16 starters from last year's squad and was playing in a hostile environment for the first time this season. “This was the coming-of-age game ...
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Brown's circus catch epitomized Buckeyes' strong play
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Barrett passed for 152 yards and four touchdowns and ran for 74 yards for the Buckeyes (3-0), a team that lost 16 starters from last year's squad and was playing in a hostile environment for the first time this season. “This was the coming-of-age game ...
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